Martin Holmberg

Senior Associate Professor

Researching how connected sensors (IoT) can be used to improve society.

Presentation

I have a background in physics and work with applied research on how connected sensors (IoT) can be used in various ways. Over the years, I have been at several different universities and research institutes and have done much of my research in collaboration with various companies and authorities.

I'm teaching semiconductor technology at the masters programme in Electronics and Systems Design

Read more about my research:
IoT world - The largest community for IoT in Sweden
AERO European Digital Innovation Hubs.

Publications

2009

Henrik Petersson, Roger Klingvall, Martin Holmberg (2009)

Sensor Array Optimization using Variable Selection and a Scanning Light Pulse Technique Sensors and actuators. B, Chemical, Vol. 142, p. 435-445 (Article in journal)

https://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.snb.2009.04.029

2008

Henrik Petersson, Martin Holmberg (2008)

Calibration Transfer Procedures Based on Sensor Models (Article in journal)

2007

Mike Andersson, Henrik Petersson, Nader Padban, Jenny Larfeldt, Martin Holmberg, Anita Lloyd Spetz (2007)

SiC-FE gas sensor based combustion control in domestic heating systems, characteristics and utility (Manuscript (preprint))

2005

Henrik Petersson, Martin Holmberg (2005)

Initial studies on the possibility to use chemical sensors to monitor and control boilers Sensors and actuators. B, Chemical, Vol. 111-112, p. 487-493 (Article in journal)

https://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.snb.2005.03.045

Lars Unéus, Tom Artursson, Mattias Mattsson, Per Ljung, Roger Wigren, Per Mårtensson, Martin Holmberg, Ingemar Lundström, Anita Lloyd-Spets (2005)

Evaluation of on-line flue gas measurements by MISiCFET and metal-oxide sensors in boilers IEEE Sensors Journal, Vol. 5, p. 75-81 (Article in journal)

https://dx.doi.org/10.1109/JSEN.2004.839132

Research

Older man working on a drill in a work shop.

RELATE - Research center for return to work in later stages of working life

RELATE (REturn-to-Work in LATEr Stages of Working Life) is an interdisciplinary research centre at Linköping University that develops new knowledge and innovative solutions for sustainable working lives in an ageing population.

En man som står bredvid en drönare på toppen av en asfalt.

Drone and swarm research at LiU

Drönare förändrar hur vi utforskar, övervakar och samverkar – i luften, på land och under vattenytan. Forskningen inom drönare och drönarsvärmar är ett tvärvetenskapligt och snabbt växande område.

News

27 February 2026

Kick Off for RELATE – a research center for sustainable and extended working lives

On 26 February, RELATE held its kick-off at Wadströmska villan on Campus Norrköping, marking the start of its work as an interdisciplinary research centre focusing on sustainable working lives and return to work for people aged 55+

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02 December 2025

New research centre meets challenge of longer working lives

More and more people are working later into their lives – but what happens when health fails and this leads to sick leave? A new research centre at LiU is to find solutions for returning to work later in life and for a sustainable working life.

Organisation

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Physics, Electronics and Mathematics

Research in communication electronics and mathematics, focusing on antennas, IoT, sensors, signal and information processing, as well as mathematics for artificial intelligence with applications in, for example, learning and image processing.

Department of Science and Technology (ITN)

We research and teach in several technical and scientific disciplines in which our main areas are organic electronics, media, communications and logistics.